Posts by Troublegum

Quote from MajorWinters

I've added an entry in the following tables:
wcf1_package (added package info here with id 999)
wcf1_language_to_packages: languageID 1, packageID 999
wcf1_language_item: k2_cms.global.copyright, packageID 999
wcf1_language_category: languageCategoryID 116, languageCategory k2_cms.global

Why did you that? Why didn't you create a proper wcf-package and installed it via admin panel?

Hello,

I'm not familiar with toast forums. We use a plugin-based importer system, if you have knowledge in php & sql, you can use an existing importer as a template for a new importer. If you want to try, you can download the new WoltLab Burning Board 3.1 Beta 2 for free here: http://www.woltlab.com/volcano/download-en.html
Also, you can write an email at woltlab@woltlab.com and hire WoltLab to import your forums.

kind regards

Hey,

sorry for the late answer. Had a lot to do.
I've made a few screenshots to demonstrate the process.

• First, you have to log into your admin panel and adjust the settings as follows (see screenshots). Select the languages you would like to allow:
  

  
  

  

  
  

  
  

• Then you have to go to your profile in the user frontend and select the languages you want to see. If you don't understand chinese, then you don't have to read it.
  

  
  

  

  
  

  
  

• With this handy plugin installed, you can see the thread's language instantly. You can also filter the view by language.
  

  
  

  
  

No, we take a different approach for multilingual forums. Let's take this board for example. We allow posts in english & german. Both english & german users see the exact same forums. But each forum has it's own name and description both in english and german, so that the user sees the forum in his own language. Users can filter the content they want to see by language. So that the english users who don't understand german don't have to scroll through all the german threads and posts and vice versa (that setting can be changed of course).

The content language is indicated by a little flag (see screenshot):

Hope that suits your needs.

Thats not a good solution, since the password is sent in cleartext to the SQL server.

I see, you mean the lexicon plugin from http://www.wbb-security.de/support/index.php?page=Products&category=view&id=4

A wiki perhaps?
http://burningpedia.de
http://community.woltlab.com/db/index.php?page=Project&projectID=671

Hello,

I'm afraid there is no spanish translation at the moment.
However, there is an SMF importer.

That's not possible. But you could use a frameset or adjust the forums' design so that it looks like the forum is embedded.

With the com.woltlab.wcf.system.template.plugin.includePHP plugin you can include PHP code in your templates.

{includePHP file='x.php'}

You should have a look at the file wcf/lib/form/AbstracForm.class.php. This class provides a default implementation for the Form interface.
You can define your own form (you should also take a look at some of our (less complex) forms like EmailChangeForm for example.

<?php
require_once(WCF_DIR.'lib/form/AbstractForm.class.php');







class MyOwnForm extends AbstractForm {
	public $newmoney = 0;
	public $templateName = 'myownform';





	/**
	 * @see Form::readFormParameters()
	 */
	public function readFormParameters() {
		parent::readFormParameters();

		// use intval for Integer values (or perhaps you would like to use floatval for float values ?)
		if (isset($_POST['newmoney'])) $this->newmoney = intval($_POST['password']);
	}




	/**
	 * @see Form::validate()
	 */
	public function validate() {
		parent::validate();


		// Validate YOUR form input like this:
		if (empty($this->newmoney)) {
			throw new UserInputException('newmoney');
		}

		// or perhaps you would like to accept only positive values for the newmoney variable?
		// like this:
		if ($this->newmoney <= 0) {
			throw new UserInputException('newmoney');
		}

		//
		// ....


	}





	/**
	 * @see Form::save()
	 */
	public function save() {
		parent::save();

		// store data in database
		$sql = "UPDATE	wcf".WCF_N."_user SET usermoney = '".$this->newmoney."'
			WHERE	userID = ".WCF::getUser()->userID;
		WCF::getDB()->sendQuery($sql);
	}



	/**
	 * @see Page::show()
	 */
	public function show() {
		// make sure only registered users can see the form
		if (!WCF::getUser()->userID) {
			require_once(WCF_DIR.'lib/system/exception/PermissionDeniedException.class.php');
			throw new PermissionDeniedException();
		}

		parent::show();
	}

	/**
	 * @see Page::assignVariables()
	 */
	public function assignVariables() {
		parent::assignVariables();

		WCF::getTPL()->assign(array(
			'newmoney' => $this->newmoney,
		));
	}	
}
?>

You can increment/decrement values in your database like this:

UPDATE table SET field = field + 35;
UPDATE table SET field = field - 20;

I think it is unlikely someone can help you unless you provide more detailed information (e.g. the code).

I'm afraid there is no such plugin for the wBB3. At least none that I know of.

What character set/encoding did you use in your IPB? And what encoding setting did you use when importing the data?

All our licenses are "owned licenses", we don't sell leasing licenses.

Hey Roger,

the main difference is the response time. Customers who booked the professional support will get their answers within one working day. Plus, the support also answers question about the customisation of the forum.

Imagine somethings wrong with your forum (e.g. the database is damaged, ...) and you need immediate help. It depends on how important your forum is to you and how much you are willing to invest to maintain your forum and keep it running. If you can wait up to two working days, you can book the standard support and save some money.

You have to explain what you want in detail.

Well, of course it can be implemented, but so far, there are no plans to do that.

see http://community.woltlab.com/db/index.php?page=Project&projectID=308